Hexagon or honeycomb tiles are super popular for 0decorating at home now because they are geometric ones, and geo décor is a hot trend. They can be used both in the bathroom and kitchen and fit almost any décor style you choose. Today we’ll have a look at the gorgeous bathroom hex tiles ideas, best colors, combos and ways to use them.
Hex Tile Floors
Hexagon tiles are often used for covering bathroom floors because tiles are very durable, water-resistant and hex tiles can easily make a cool statement. The most popular idea here is to decorate a bathroom in neutral colors and add a contrasting hex tile floor in navy, black, dark grey or any other color, and contrasting grout can help you to highlight the tiles. Tiles can be small or large, and the color can highlight the colors of the rest of the bathroom or contrast with them.
Black hex tiles and white grout and white subway tiles with black grout.
Blue shades are perfect for a fun bathrooms design (DesignHAUS 24).
Black hex tiles work well with white grout to create contrast in a monochrome bathroom (Claudia Dorsch Interior Design Ltd).
Black hex tiles make a statement in this neutral bathroom.
Black hex tiles with white grout contrast with rectangle white tiles on the walls.
Interesting half white half black hex tiles create interesting pattern in otherwise pure white bathroom (Decus Interiors).
Grey subway tiles and hex tiles for a peacful look.
Marble hexagon tiles spruce this simple bathroom a little bit.
Navy hex tiles in the shower on the floor.
Subway ceramic floor tiles are surrounded by interesting border of black tiles (Clay Squared to Infinity).
Navy hex tiles with white grout give a seaside look to the bathroom.
Navy hex tiles on the shower and bathroom floor.
Neutral hex tiles on the floors and white subway tiles.
Pink and green hex tile floors.
Small marble hexagon tiles on the floor.
Square white tiles and black hexagon tiles contrast in the shape and color.
White hex tiles on the floor.
White tiles on the walls and black hexagon tiles on the floor for a contrast.
Hex Tile Walls
Covering walls with hex tiles is another great idea, and they can also continue the look or contrast with the rest of the bathroom. Use hex tiles of some neutral color and floor tiles of the same shades for a peaceful look, or go for hex white tiles on the walls and subway dark ones on the floor. You can also create an adorable mosaics using hex tiles of different colors or a trendy ombre look to make a statement.
Mixing three tiles in different colors to create a hexagonal shape is a creative way to create 3d pattern (Bronwyn Poole of Touch Interiors).
White hex tiles with black grout to highlight it and large square tiles on the floor.
Geometric tile pattern creates a wall that makes a statement (GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens).
The cool thing about hex tiles is that with them you can create uneven transitions that looks creative (Work Shop Denver).
Hex tiles that imitates marble are great to create an accent wall.
Natural wood looks great on a wall covered with plain white hex tiles (Fibonacci Stone).
Large format hex tiles work well in minimalist bathrooms (via @ribblevalleybathrooms).
Black hex tiles with white grout create unique highlights to niches in plain white walls (Designtank).
White hex tiles with black grout contrast with mint cabinets.
Plain white honeycomb tiles look especially great if you add several bold color splashes to them (Project 12 Architecture).
White hex tiles on the walls with black grout and a black framed mirror.
Tiles that imitate wood is a great way to continue natual look of wood flooring onto walls (via @nidoarquitectas).
There are even mirrored hex tiles that could become a special touch to a bathroom wall (via @dizu.studio).
Hex tiles allows to create gorgeous accents and achieve a truly unique bathroom design (via @valenciaproperty).
White hex tiles on the floors look cool with warm wood touches.
Small black hex tiles on the bathroom wall with white grout.
Hex tiles mosaics on the wall and wooden floors make the bathroom hoht.
White hexagonal tiles with black grout and black cabinets.
Chevron clad marble tiles on the floor and marble hex tiles on the walls.
Black honeycomb tiles on the wall.
Dark grey floors, a dark ceiling and white hex tiles with black grout to tie everything up.
Shower Or Bathtub Area
You can highlight the shower or bathtub area with hexagon tiles if the rest of the tiles aren’t hex. If they are, you can use some different pattern, size or color. Make the zone stand out using some contrasting grout, for example, black tiles with white grout. Create a fantastic mosaic of hexagon tiles of different colors and shades to make your shower highlighted.
Black and white honeycomb tile mosaics in the bathtub zone.
Dark hexagon tiles for a bathroom backsplash works well even without border tiles.
Small marble hex tiles all over the shower.
Black honeycomb tiles in the shower to highlight the zone.
Carrara marble hexagon tile for the shower.
Green shower hexagonal tiles towards the ceiling.
Hex tiles could be used to create interesting backslashes around washbasins and bathtubs (via @popshomeandgarden).
Grey marble hex tiles over the bathtub.
This colorful splashback not only looks cool and unique but also is practical (via @meganaceinteriors).
Several shades of hexagonal wall tiles allows to create an unique graduation on the shower wall (Mercury Mosaics and Tile).
Shower area with black, grey and white hex tile mosaic.
Bold blue hexagon tiles with niches in the shower.
2D hexagonal tiles in the bathtub area.
Black hex tiles and a matte black wall for a minimalist look.
Hex Tiles All Over
Use hexagon tiles all over your bathroom to get a chic modern look! They can be used on the walls and on the floors, or both, just choose different colors and shades. Actually, honeycomb tiles can fit any style depending on the appliances and décor you use.
Black hexagon tiles on the floors and walls for a masculine bathroom.
Honeycomb backsplash makes for a playfully modern space.
This moody dark bathroom features lots of tiles shades to highlight its floor and a shower wall (Urban Circuit Pty Ltd).
Modern bathroom decor with grey and black hex tiles.
Pastel tones of floor tiles mixed with copper fittings makes this bathroom quite unique. Mirrored panelled cabinets not only provide storage space but also visually enlarge the space. (Amberth).
Pops of color are easy to achieve in a white hex tiled bathroom (Davida's Kitchen & Tiles).
Beige hex tiles in the shower, colorful hex tiles for walls and floors.